Huawei marks its own mobile operating system after the US ban

Meanwhile, Huawei clearly expressed his feelings about his ban in an ex parte note sent to the Federal Communications Commission. The letter, published this week, condemns the decision to ban the company citing threats to national security, stressing that it "will do little or nothing to protect the security of US telecommunications networks", and that to compel operators to replace the equipment "would pose a greater threat" to network security.

And the ban is not the only legal challenge that the company faces. As reported in The New York Times, Huawei allegedly claimed patent rights from Verizon. People familiar with the case claim that the company has accused Verizon of violating 238 of its patents and making claims amounting to more than one billion dollars. It remains to be seen if his claims are successful, but his actions certainly indicate that Huawei is not ready to face the current challenges.